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. 2022 Jun 28;10(4):200–206. doi: 10.1016/j.prnil.2022.06.004

Table 2.

Correlations between BPH drugs variables and demography-, socioeconomics-, health condition-, and lifestyle habits-related variables

Category Variables Uroselective α1 receptor blockers
Dutasteride
r with 95% CI r with 95% CI
BPH drugs α1 receptor blockers claim 0.7615 (0.6071 ∼ 0.8605)∗∗
Dutasteride claim 0.7615 (0.6071 ∼ 0.8605)∗∗
Demography Age 0.8961 (0.8199 ∼ 0.9411)∗∗ 0.6469 (0.4419 ∼ 0.7878)∗∗
Socioeconomics Population density −0.4420 (−0.8402 ∼ −0.1774)∗∗ −0.3359 (−0.7658 ∼ −0.0540)∗
Enrollment rate −0.4021 (−0.6179 ∼ −0.1300)∗∗ −0.4545 (−0.6560 ∼ −0.1924)∗∗
Household income 0.0830 (−0.2091 ∼ 0.3616) −0.0617 (−0.3428 ∼ 0.2295)
Number of doctors −0.0409 (−0.3243 ∼ 0.2492) −0.1765 (−0.4413 ∼ 0.1165)
Health conditiona BMI −0.0947 (−0.3718 - 0.1978) 0.2769 (−0.0111 ∼ 0.5225)
Serum HbA1c −0.0585 (−0.3400 ∼ 0.2325) 0.0786 (−0.2134 ∼ 0.3577)
Serum HDL-C 0.1877 (−0.1051 ∼ 0.4506) 0.1785 (−0.1145 ∼ 0.4430)
Serum LDL-C −0.3772 (−0.5994 ∼ −0.1010)∗∗ −0.2682 (−0.5157 ∼ 0.0205)
Serum ALT 0.4889 (0.2346 ∼ 0.6805)∗∗ 0.6814 (0.4902 ∼ 0.8101)∗∗
Ccr −0.0347 (−0.3187 ∼ 0.2550) 0.0406 (−0.2495 ∼ 0.3240)
eGFR 0.0397 (−0.2503 ∼ 0.3232) 0.0643 (−0.2271 ∼ 0.3451)
Urine protein −0.3435 (−0.5740 ∼ −0.0625)∗ −0.2391 (−0.4924 ∼ 0.0516)
Serum hemoglobin 0.1749 (−0.1182 ∼ 0.4400) 0.3336 (0.0513 ∼ 0.5665)∗
Systolic BP 0.4772 (0.2202 ∼ 0.6723)∗∗ 0.3604 (0.0817 ∼ 0.5868)∗
ECG −0.0152 (−0.3010 ∼ 0.2732) 0.1945 (−0.0982 ∼ 0.4562)
Lifestyle habits-related questionsa Antihypertensive medication 0.2956 (0.0092 ∼ 0.5372)∗ 0.5971 (0.3740 ∼ 0.7548)∗∗
Antidiabetic medication 0.1826 (−0.1104 ∼ 0.4463) 0.4356 (0.1696 ∼ 0.6424) ∗∗
Antihyperlipidemic drug −0.0683 (−0.3487 ∼ 0.2232) 0.0022 (−0.2851 ∼ 0.2892)
History of stroke −0.3417 (−0.5727 ∼ −0.0604)∗ −0.1062 (−0.3817 ∼ 0.1867)
History of heart disease −0.0041 (−0.2909 ∼ 0.2834) 0.2781 (−0.0098 ∼ 0.5235)
History of kidney failure −0.4215 (−0.6322 ∼ −0.1528)∗∗ −0.2167 (−0.4744 ∼ 0.0751)
History of anemia −0.3371 (−0.5692 ∼ −0.0553)∗ −0.3489 (−0.5781 ∼ −0.0686)∗
Smoking habits 0.6116 (0.3936 ∼ 0.7645)∗∗ 0.6598 (0.4598 ∼ 0.7961)∗∗
Body weight gain −0.1262 (−0.3989 ∼ 0.1671) 0.0797 (−0.2123 ∼ 0.3587)
Exercise habits −0.5696 (0.7364 ∼ −0.3377)∗∗ −0.3026 (−0.5426 ∼ −0.0170) ∗
Walking habits −0.1450 (−0.4149 ∼ 0.1484) 0.1573 (−0.1360 ∼ 0.4252)
Walking speed −0.3412 (−0.5723 ∼ −0.0599)∗ −0.1222 (−0.3955 ∼ 0.1709)
Chewing condition −0.1758 (−0.4407 ∼ 0.1173) 0.2039 (−0.4639 ∼ 0.0885)
Fast eating speed −0.4091 (−0.6231 ∼ −0.1382)∗∗ −0.4218 (−0.6324 ∼ −0.1532)∗∗
Snack habits −0.1205 (−0.3940 ∼ 0.1727) −0.3959 (−0.6133 ∼ −0.1226) ∗∗
Skipping breakfast habits −0.4116 (−0.6249 ∼ −0.1411)∗∗ −0.0814 (−0.3601 ∼ 0.2107)
Daily drinking 0.6001 (0.3781 ∼ 0.7568)∗∗ 0.4083 (0.1372 ∼ 0.6225) ∗∗
A small amount of drinking −0.3725 (−0.5959 ∼ −0.0956)∗∗ −0.5292 (0.7087 ∼ −0.2854)∗∗

Bold face represents |r| > 0.5 by Pearson's correlation analysis. CI, confidence interval; ∗p < 0.05; ∗∗p < 0.01 by t-test.

a

Values, that are age standardized for the age range of 40–74 years, are used as health condition- and lifestyle-related variables.